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Terms

Terms of use

Last updated: 12 October 2026

These terms govern access to the site and its use. Accessing it means accepting them.

The site is a portfolio: it presents work and allows contact. It sells nothing and offers no account.

Site publisher

Publisher
Tom Selles
Activity
Product & Brand Designer
Legal status
Sole trader — micro-entreprise (French status)
SIRET
931 253 579 00011
VAT
VAT not applicable, article 293 B of the French tax code
Address
55 route de Saint-Antoine, 06200 Nice, France
Mail
blitztom1@gmail.com
Phone
+33 7 69 01 12 39
Publication director
Tom Selles

Host

Vercel Inc., 340 S Lemon Ave #4133, Walnut, CA 91789, United States

Access to the site

The site is freely accessible, without registration. It may be interrupted at any time for maintenance, an update, or a reason of the host’s, without any right to compensation.

Intellectual property

The structure of the site, its texts and its layout are the property of the publisher.

The visuals shown belong to the projects they document: they were produced for the brands named, which remain the owners of their own trademarks, logos and campaigns. They appear here as professional references.

Any reproduction or reuse, in whole or in part, on any medium whatsoever, is forbidden without prior written agreement.

Use of the site

The user undertakes not to:

  • attempt to reach parts of the site not intended for them, nor to disrupt its operation;
  • extract the site’s content in bulk or by automated means;
  • use the published mail address for unsolicited prospecting.

Liability

The information published is given for guidance and may change. The publisher cannot be held liable for damage arising from the use of the site or from being unable to reach it.

The site links out to third-party sites, notably LinkedIn and Behance. Their content is the responsibility of their own publishers.

Personal data

Data processing is described in the privacy policy, which forms an integral part of these terms.

Governing law

These terms are governed by French law. Failing an amicable agreement, any dispute falls to the competent French courts.